Report of death of Jack Kinney Moore, 71, former Wichitan who has lived in Tucson for the last five years, graveside services will be tomorrow. He was president of the Wichita Flour Mills until 1973 when it was sold to Cereal Food Processors, Inc. The mill was started in 1913 by his grandfather. He was an aviation buff who flew his own plane in the 1920s and was a member of the OX-5 Club. Survived by his wife, Jane, a son, Jack Kinney, Jr., of Tucson, four daughters and 12 grandchildren. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Tucson. Wichita Eagle, February 13, 1979, page 8B.
Submitted by Find A Grave contributor David G. Stuart, volunteer #2804148
Submitted by Find A Grave contributor David G. Stuart, volunteer #2804148
Report of death of Jack Kinney Moore, 71, former Wichitan who has lived in Tucson for the last five years, graveside services will be tomorrow. He was president of the Wichita Flour Mills until 1973 when it was sold to Cereal Food Processors, Inc. The mill was started in 1913 by his grandfather. He was an aviation buff who flew his own plane in the 1920s and was a member of the OX-5 Club. Survived by his wife, Jane, a son, Jack Kinney, Jr., of Tucson, four daughters and 12 grandchildren. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Tucson. Wichita Eagle, February 13, 1979, page 8B.
Submitted by Find A Grave contributor David G. Stuart, volunteer #2804148
Submitted by Find A Grave contributor David G. Stuart, volunteer #2804148
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